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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-02
irlGt,as himself.

Every few days &c sre confronted with ae~
evidences o. Ire ui.ad gau-e To-. of the man
Sho after iii. Jug ai.n-...' ~ Win beer, th.ass
he is as ss'r :. {, -..r boa, -, ae Eouid be "a
q pasture held "AG.is -atsz T,s..,S
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-02
He stands Alone.

We we're mistaken IN Senator P4scois szDs
ir the confederate srIny- Hewent in = private
and came out private He Will be the Only
private ia the Uaited states ssaste--Isekssss-
vie fEia-j lSssss
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-02
Approved by the Nation.

The presidents declaration that fraud o.
Ia. ballot Dox Is the worst o. crimes wakes 1
ringing echo all up aud down the length &c ]
breadth OF the land Warrington Pos.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-02
Value OF t,hiidrcn.

AZ .d-ct slo -. earn a. much money -
Blind Tom Gz- esyaei IS WORTH having IN the
family; Ju. :aa 4-srsge iuGe 5 oaEtec
rather thsa gruii = $ uo-hs..--Nr 0-'edrS
o,rn,rL.ts
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-02

5ypsies in novels are very attractive. Ou;-
side Of the novels they seem to attract TO them
seiyes about all the real estate IN tse neigh-
bcrhood od-Sonsrviils Josrrai.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-02

An English lady mas sent TO the
Pope an Easter eeg OF ivory, lined
with white satin, and the yolk is a
gold case, in which Is large ruby set
indiamonda This tri6e cost SIC 600.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
wANAM AKER'S
faiLADsLPaIA, Friday, Nov,

ThAoshfhiA, rtiahJ, NOV. Z, 1897.
Mixed Suitings, with silk
enough in them to talk
about. But that is not what
makes them so roundly
worth 375c. The wool does
It Every fibre in them
that isn't silk is wool. They
would be handsome stuffs
and Just as wearable If silk
had never been heard of
but they wouldn't be sc
pretty. The silken specks
and flecks light up the face
of the fabric like flowers il
in a May meadow. Eigh
color effects, a brownish, {
greenish, a plumish, and Sc
Oh; all modestly rich, non.
glaring. Not the stuffs yo,
look Tor at 371c. Only a da,
or two ago they were Soc
One Of the unexpected price
slips.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Bush's, French street wharf Ia the plsc
to buy your coal
Cruel, Dut Law.
ICoMMUrIOATKD

see advertised to be sold ut Sheriff q
sale, November IL, the property OF
Adaiine F. Savills. wish to say q
few words In regard to this sale. This
lady is cripple unable TO 20 ont of the
house, . home which she hiss occupied
for fifteen years; yet IN her declining
deprived Of IL. Every brick and room
under the Sherih's hammer. Not
through auy fault OF hers does she lose
her little all, the home that has sheltered
her for so many years. Her brother died
leaving her. as he thought, provided for,
as his will says: Her portion 70 COM
mence Immediately upon my death "
But for reasons known 70 themsel yes,
those who have the property In trust
refused to pay her the small amount
which would have saved 70 her her
home, or even to loan that amount.
knowing how great her necessities were
and what helpless condition she was
In. They may be managing Mr.. Sa.
ville's estate according to the strio,
letter Of the law, but not as he wished
IL, know. 1t WAS far from his thoughts
that his sister shouid be thrown upon
tuo WUtlu III urE lttLo et8t0s unhUIo 70
keep herself. 1 ask where are your
christisns2
"But vengeance Is mine saith the
Lord and will repay" sooner or later
IL becomes true every time. The onss
who are pressing this suit are men In
full health and strength. also OF families,
emitting q poor, detenseless woman in
every sense; one with not even the use
or strength OF her limbs, defsnseless in
every way.
They all pitied ber--"very sorry In
Decd" yet 1t did not extend to dollars
aud oents. When that little home IL
put up fer sale, let those who bid for II
remember, "it Is q cripple's ALL" To
her losing 1t 10 almost ss II 1t we're her
life. 1t cost her $4,000 when bought.
beg OF Wilnaingtonians, as q christian
people, to bid for the property It's value.
Men OF money. You cannot use your
means better than by bidding for thi,
dwelling Its value, besides you will b
doing charitable and christian act
"Whcso giveth unto the poor lendeti
unto the Lord"
ask the sheriff not 70 eacrifice tn,
property, to sell 1t for all It will bring
Had she been allowed until spring sht
would then have had time TO have 20
1t herself. JUSTICE
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

A SPECIFIC CHARGE was made by
Frederick L, Buckmastsr, ut the OH 90
Of Every Evening, on Thursday morn.
ing. that he saw the inspector, Hugh
Mcguire, take . roll OF tickets from bis
<Maguire's) brother, previous 70 the
close Of the polls In the Eleventh ward
on Tuesday evening, and push them
into the ballot box. II Buck master
told the truth, Mcguire should be ar
rested and suffer the penalty prescribed
by ths law for such conduct II 10 high
slime that dishonest inspectors Of cleo
tions should be taught that they cannot
stuff the ballot box with impunity. Tue
Irregularities praoticed In the 10 wer
wards OF our city for some years back
have been such rs 10 disgust honest
mon, as voting Was thereby rendered .
complete farce. The charge against
Mcguire should be brought to the A.
tention Of the Attorney General, and IT
should undergo . strict examination.
II We are not TO have honest inspectors
there 10 NO use In voting, - the cleo
lions must under the manipulation OF
dishonest officers become . complete
buriesque.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Not Up In wyoming Practice

$50 you didn't succeed in the law
business in Wyoming?" said a friend
to young man whom he met on the
train.
''No; l am going back"
"W that was the troublep"
81 wasn't hardly well enough ac-
quainted with the Wyoming practice.
1 had a collection against man and
tried to get the amount for three
months, and then gave it up. The
Bar Association took the matter up
and brought it before the Judge, and
he disbarred me. He said any BODY
who didn't know enough to take the
subject down and pound him with the
but OF a si3-shooter till he was glad to
pay wasn't well enough acquainted
with the Territorial practice to be al.
lowed to plead before the Wyoming
courts. I'm going back to New Jersey
where the practice is more simple"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

Guaranteed for a year. You
must see them to fully sense
their worth. We will en-
grave name or initials on
chem free.
Only at the Chestnut street front OF the
store.
A combine you will hear
more of-wool fibre hard
|ened and chemicaled until
neither heat nor wet affects
it. Much lighter and tougher
than the natural wood; be-
yond all compare better for
hollow things. We have
just got in some Umbrella
stands made of it. Moulded
in one piece. You would
never guess their make up.
lOutsides wrinkled an d
crinkled and color-splashed
with the new "pa crusta
decoration" $3.50 each. 1t
Is only daybreak with the
"1ndurated FIBRE AMI "pa
lcrusta" workers.
Basement, northwest of centre.
! About the biggest sur
lprise at the Photograph
4 Album Counter is the plush.
bound, 40 cabinet-pieture
SIZE, extension clasp style
Album for 81.
Second circle. southwest of centre.
/ JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, thirteenth and Market street,
and City-hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
VALUABLE REAL kSTl1
SALH

WILL be sold at Puhlic Sale on the n,,,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of No,smss,
z O'Clock p. m, or IL stormy, At the .ns,l
room OF l.. W. stidham aud Sons. Sa
East stu street, the following dcscriDed
estate:
ist.-No. Ga Il. lin street v th room,
back alleys.
back alleys.
srd.-So iois Kirkwood street WITH
rooms aud bath. lot IA Il. g, In .7O n. S,
with use OF alley
4th. NO. 1917 Kirkwood street, with sny
use OF alley.
The above properties being located con,
niently TO the large workshops, are a wan
demand by good tenants. ric within mn
square Of the City Railway, close TO the N
East side Park and In close uRrlnity to !
extensive workshops soon 10 II ,rsced By n
r., w. Il. Railroad Co., altOgetherdesla
as an investment or for hOme.
Taxes for 1857 paid: please examine the pro1
critics before day Of ale.
TEkMb--d per cent cash IN dsy Of al
VI, 600 may remain on each uroperty sccuteij
mortgage at Q per cent. the balsnre 10 I'd
or lite equivalent within 30 daJs from sale whd
deed and possession will BE- given.
GkOkGE G, MARis,
Agent to eiitct SALE
L.W. .Stidham h Son. Auc.s. O2g-tu-lati
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
p,aer. Tor tne Nes,eual ousra

orders for the Medicinal Guard
In scoordsnos with the instructions
from the Governor, the following ordesu
have been issued By Adtutant General
Kenpey:
s'Gsnsral Order, No. IS. The Cover.
nor and commander.in.chief acknowl- l.
edges with the sinoerest pride, pleasure
and satisfaction, the discipline and shs
splendid bearing Of the N. g. D., ~
evideuced during the recent tour Of
duty BY the First ReRimens Infantry,
Colonel 8. n. Wood, and Troop B. F!ssi
Cavalry, Captain T. b. Rice command.
ing. The military bearing, toldierly
appearance, discipline and splendid ID
marching Of these commands in the
city Of Philadelphia during tho centen.
niHl celebration OF the signing Of she
Constitution Of the United States, and
the military oourteey, deportmenS and
attention to duty which characterized
the members OF both commands on Gil
occasions, 10 worthy OF the highest
praise. Tho thanks OF the commander
In chief are hereby rendered the omcers
and men Of their commands
General Order, Nc. 80. I. An In.
spection Of the National Guard Of Della
ware will be held during the month Of
Novem Der % follows: The field, Ptsxf,
non comm issioned staff. drum corps,
and Coon pAnies A, o and y, Firss Regi-
ment Infantry, on Wednesday, Novem
Der 8, as the srmoiy Of said companies
ct 8 O'Clock p m; Company @ on
Thursday, November 10, st the armory
Of the company at the same hour; Com.
psny Z on Saturday, November IL, ct
the armory Of the company ~ the same
hour; Company on Monday, Novem
bsr IA, ut the armory OF the company at
the same hour; Troop B. Fret Cavalry,
on Tuesday, November 10, at the ar
mory of the troop at same hous; Com
pany B on Monday, November 81;
Company H on Tuesday, November ~;
and Company d on Wednesday. No
vember 23.
"II. Each company commander IL
hereby directed 70 have prepared and
deliver to the inspecting of{icer . full
and complete inventory OF the public
property In his custody or possession, (,
together with list OF the officers and
men In his command together with the
date OF the enlistment OF each, both Of
which shall be signed by the company y
commander and Attested by the quar-
termsster.
"III. Lieutenant Colonel @. j. Hart,
inspector Of rife practice, will conduct
the Inspections"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

BIFcB the game laws were published
in the REPUBLICAN about two weeks
axo, We have had several inquiries In
relation to the section Of the new law
which provides that rabbits, hare, part.
ridges or quail shall not be shot when
snow 10 on the ground. The old Law
pro, tdes that they may be shot from
Novem Der 10 h TO January 1st, but this
section seems 20 conflict with that pro-
vision. As the matter seems to interest
20 many persons, We have taken the
trou BILE to make some inquiries ooncern-
ing Il, and have De,n informed that
whenever there is snow on the ground
between the 18Th day Of November and
January 1st, the shooting OF any Of the
birds or animals mentioned is just as
illegal Is at any other time Of the year.
The reason given for incorporating this
section Is tue reason that, after fall Of
snow, game oan be tracked 90 easily,
and the slaughter 10 50 great ss 10 bo
serious!y felt.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

For SOME CAUSE the pay roll OF the
president and members Of Council WAS
not presented last evening. II 1t had
been, the reading would have been
called for, IS the public are anxious to
know how many members intend to
take and keep the dollar for the uncail-
Cd for and unnecessary meeting on the
z8th OF last monb. We have been in
formed that President E,kel Instructed
the clerk not to enter the memb bers'
names cn the psy-roll for that mesing,
but We are 81 loss to and where he
gets his sushorlty for 80 doing. A.
though the meeting should not have
been held, the fact remains that It was
. regular adjourned meeting, and As
such the city charter says that every
member who attended shall be paid one
dollar. The only way left for the mem.
hers Who wish to do what Is right 10
shis m after is to take the dollar and
them return 1t to the city treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
WHEN President Cleveland started
On his little excursion . few weeks ago,

WBHN President Cleveland started
on his little excursion , few weeks ago,
the administration papers oil over the
country accorded him oonsiderable
praise for paying all the expenses Of the
Zip, which some Of them estimated As
SIC, 900. But nov II 10 stated that oil
this praise was wasted, like sweetness
on the desert cir, and that oil Mr..
Cleveland paid for WAS what was eat
and drank BY the party while in tran.
Sit The bill for the Pullman coaches
has n ot been presented, and probably
nsver will be, and - he Was entertain
I'd ct the expense OF public spirited citi-
zsns Of the places whore he visited he
Was under NO expense for hotei bills.
II 10 sxrsusly doubtful II the entire
expenses OF the trip will reach one thou.
sand dollars. This matter would not
be worth mentioning. were Il not for
the fact that the Democratic papers
have made 10 much talk about Mr..
Cleveland being the 6rst President thAt
ever paid bis way. We think that II IL
~ little - railroad corporations csn DO
TO extend oil courtesies possible TO the
President OF the United States, and We
also think 1t right and just for the oii-
xsus OF the cities he may visit 10 enter-
tain him, but when this 10 done we do
not like TO see them robbed OF the credit
OF 1t for the purpose OF making the peo.
pie believe that Mr.. Cleveland 10
something better than any Of his pre-
decessorA
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

THERE IS NOW very little hope for
the condemned Anarchlsts, and small
room to doubt that they will hang on
the day appointed. A few days sinoe
they sent petition to the Governor Of
Illinois, spurning clemenoy and asking
for Justice, which they will now re-
ceive, but not In the sense meant by
them. Tho proceedings in the Slate
courts where they we're tried and oon-
demned have been approved by the
highest court In the land, and the only
and last hope for these men ID thst the
Governor OF Illinois will commute their
sentences. The long time which has
elApeed since the commission OF their
terrible crime shows the grave faults Of
our criminal Jurisprudence. II they
had been tried and executed immedi-
ately after the com mission OF the act,
while the facts Of II were SIN fresh In
the minds OF the people, there would
not have been any fault found with the
Justice Of their punishment, and 1t
would have had . sAlusary eifeos, but
now. that 30 long . time has been suf-
fered TO elapse, the desire for retrlbu.
tioo has been cooled, aud their punish.
ment largely lost the quality OF preyen-
sion, while other misguided fanatics
will look upon them As martyrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
ON THURSDAY,
THE 17TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
At 10 O'Clock, .. M,
The following described real estate, viz:

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece ofland situate In
the town Of st. Georges, Red Lion Hundred, ,
county Of New Castle and state OF DE aware
bcup ded and described as follows TO wit;
BeginninE at stake on the east side OF the
stake road or main street In said town and at
n corner OF Sarah BeiveilIs, deceased, and
Isnnanr thence with lands north SsA acgreea
east East - Wy fset " . stake, thence with land
heirs OF Henry 5. feckard deceased, south 20
degrees east IS Ia feet TO q new corner being
corner for the heirs Of Joseph Can, de-
ceased, thence with . new line established bv
IhomAs b. McWhorter and Joseph Gam, de-
g. Asod, and running thence south 81 degrees,
lsS ieet and . inche to the side OF the aforesaid
roed or main street. thence with laid street
north IA degrees, west n 1-2 feet TO the place
OF beginning. containing within said bounds
Abeut ,, 7W square feet.
SEIZED and taken In execution a. the prop
erty OF ohm q. Armstrong, administrator Of
sold by GILES JAMESON. sheriff,
sherin's ONCE, Wilmington, October "a, iss1.
nl-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

COUNCIL held . model session last
evening, and disposed OF all the busi-
mess brought before 1t in exacsly half
m hour. There Was no long wiuded
,oontroversies, and everything passed off
smoothly and hArmoniousiy. President
Eokei thanked the mem bers for the
courteous manner In which they had
acted, and every body, even to the re.
iportsrs, went home pleased that there
were NO tedious debates and that as
nush business had been transacted as
10 90 nesimes done In . session lAstiD g
nntil 10 O'Clock We hope that last
nAShs's meeting will be taken % q
IModei 1,r the future
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
IIMPRfcEBtNTED LTTRlcTnIi
u OVER HALF 1 nllLioh DIsTRlbUTED.
Louisiana StateLsttery Company

Incorporated in 1855 for - years by ths
purposes-wfth . capital Of Sl, ,oo0, ,ooo-N
which . reserve fund Of over otso, ,0oo. has
since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote it, fran.
ehfse WAS made part Of the present Stata
1879.
The only lottery ever votsd on and On.
dorsed BY the people Of any State.
II neuer scales or posspvAss.
HIS Grand single HambeF Draw
lngs sako place Monthly, and she
~ every SIX months Dune and De-
a sPLEnDI OPPORTUMIrY To
VIII A FORTUNE. llrH 9kAND
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. November Q, l907-3losh
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
SALE
9 Bull DING LOTS,

At the 8. +. corner 9th and Rodney y
Ranging from IA #. to rs It. front
and running back that depth lOO f.
On Saturday, Nov. 5, A. D. 81
At $50 p. m, on the premises.
These lots are exoelleniiy situated f
building purposes, having fine vieW
the surrounding country, and are HaI
worthy the attention of buyers desiring
secure themselves home.
Sale TO be positive.
Terms of sale: per cert cash wha|
property Ia sold. Balance within 80 dayA|
For further particu ars call on
N. 7. POOLE, Sl015 Market st,
Agent to effect tn. sale.
L. W. Sudham Il Son, Aucrs. os!H
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
F. r. Proctor's Academy Of Mudc.

Thursdsy, Friday and Saturday, Nov. q 4
aod 8. friday and Saturday matinsss. Ths
disunguishsd emotionai aotfsss, n ISIS Ada
akAY. 1hursday evening, "EAst Lynne"
fridsy evening, ''usmille." Saturday
urdAy mstinsss, "kan Lynne
Thrse nightA, commencing Mouday Nov.
I, 0 and .. Matiness, tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons. IN Augustin Daly's gIeAtssl
success, "a NI0HT OFF,"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
RUBlLu Hale
TRUsTEE'S SALE
-OF-
RIAL BSTAr,

lor ~ q y,s.as ,ss s,s,. ss q; deere. mad. ~ \.
~ September, A. ID, az On the nm
nnnared and siFhty-a,sns sne !housspd
sale at psblic vendse on a' VIII be eISa
SATURDAY, THE rnp,.x
A.D., lss7. " Sovnl
Atao'clocl D. M
All the County Com, NJ
1et above Tenth, the foISs, % u.
ss,n ~, sst,te' Iat OF hosanna wsshs DEE,
iariS III tne city OF Wilmtsn, dssl
vii: anu described as MI fslIss y
no. Beginning a, no,,,
dc OF Jefferson street pho,ht ha, on the Va,
= ihtn streets, al the dlstsnes Eighth
lhcnes, NOR, or less Irn ~ FEET
side Of Ninih street: tbanu b,fou The sst
pn.ai,si Win Ninth stieet ,o =, westerly
y siae of windsor street. ,b..to b. 10 Tie
hons ,has sAm side OF Windsor ,ae ., soui
fee, % so ,shs.efly ,hs parallel with MINI Nls
and thence ".,",esaid .nmsd side Of Jefersoasu sus
pISre OF ew,,h hss,ni nortuerly is is., m \,
tents what may" b.t ~ The
erecpd two-story irams" "Ating N
known as No. ss7 Jefrrsnne dwelling
NO. 2: Beginning al poin, ,uset n
e OF Jehefson streef, at Tho ue Nel
s inches from the sou,h.,Ishce
rInth street. thence along NY
street southeily "a "a. ~
q less, 10 line of ieL
mlcnaei Bradley: thence alons v".hl vi land
northeriy direction 10 ths has a Nv s.n,
, or street being at a poin, w
ss .nsee or % ieet+ inchts from H. ,lA' IN
side oI Ninth street: thence % as.,ss, Me 'oa
wth Nlnth street 10 feet 10 The s.n w
q Senerson street. ana place ~ horta htn,.ta
tns contents what they NAV "sk'hhl(
NO. 3. Beginning al A ~ .
easteriy side of oplar ,trs., saalnfhI
oi 20 ieet from Front street. and ~ ~. ~ ~
sue OF feet wide alley: In. nre ~ .,
foptar street northerly "a r. ~ tM
house and lot: theme. easterls w s',e VIZ Mni
stont street and running betweei, NJ th,. NV =.
a1iolninr house nft. 10 q stake. thsnsha
cry parallel with Poplar street IA !, y
ssid northeriy side of said alley ,na M
nerewith westerly u II, TO the nlse.a,asS1 -" a1
nihr, together with the ALLEYS anno,,.1
thereto, and the privilege ofnsing X. ~ ~
common with Others entitled and via ~ ~
ownership, use and beneft of ths M w
from and amer May /, iSS Hnv,n. w W,
erected 3-story brick DIV. Hing hoas. sa y.
as No. 1t4 Poplar street. Alu-ndsn,s -, ~
place Aforesaid by ''e a1s
JAS. II. HoFFECKER JR
49,. m Or by bis Atom
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5o,O 900.

I'VE do hereby eertify that ys supsevise
the AxrAngsmsats for all the Monthly and
StAts Lottery o., and In person manage
and control the drawings themselves, and
that the Same are oonductsd with honesty,
fairness and In eood faith toward all pAxtieA
and We suthoriss the company 70 use TIM
oortihcats, with fAc-eimilss Of our signature
sftAnEsd In ~ advsrtissmsnts."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
.4LZaa4es.s
1s@F'
Uounw1nHno0NrAs

We, the undersigned Banks and Bankert
will pay all Priyos drawn in The Loutsiana
State Lotteries which may be presented ai
our oountsrs.
j. m. OGLEsBY, Pres. Leufsians
National Bank
PIERCE L.ANAUX. Pros. Dtase H.
tfonsb BANK.
4. BALDWIN. Pres. u. o. Mat,1 B'h
Cal KOAH, Pros. Unfon National
Rank.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
J. 7. MULLII & son,
SIXTH AND MARKET,

SIXTH AND MARKET,
Are offering an i'm
mense stock OF CzxAing,
Suits and Overcoats in
endless variety. II you
want a Suit for Dress
or Business orW orking,
you will find almost
any kind you may want.
Their Clothing is gotten
up with great care, par
ticular attention being
given to cut, trimmings
and making.
OuereoaS In light
weight, medium and
heavy weight; all COL
0rs.
Boys are not forgot.
ten but are specially
thought Of in selecting
our goods. Our Boys
Suits and Overcoats are
stylish, n o b by. and
cheap. II you want a
Suit or Overcoat for
your boy don't miss
seeing our assortment,
which will be shown
with pleasure.
In our Custom De.
partment you will find
the Finest Imported
Domestic Goods for
making to order.
lie T uIIIlI02e0l
TAnoRs & 6rH & MARKET
GoTHIERS. WH., DKL.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER lcTH.A A. d. 1857,

AZ O'CLOCK p. m,
A. the court house, In the city OF whining >
ton. Delaware. the following described reaf
No. 1. All that certain piece or parcel OF
land, with the two-story brick dwelling house
thereon erected, situate in aid city OF VIII
minFton, and known Is No. 7 Williamson
street, having front Of II feet ana running
back the depth OF 20 feet. Said Wiiliamsos,
street u laid ont parallel with and between
Delaware and 0ilpin avenues.
No. .. All that certain piece or parcel ef
land. with the two-story brick dwelling house
thereon erected, situate In said city. and
known as Ne. Williamson street, having .
se1s S.oib of - feet ~ inches. and running back
No. .. All tina. certain piece or parcel Of
land, with frame stable and shedding thereon
erected, situate 10 said city. and having .
front on Williamson street OF n feet ~
Inches. and running back the d. pth OF 70 feet.
No. T. All that certain piece or parcel Of
land, with the two-story brfck dwelling hous se
thereon erected, situate In said city Of Wil-
mington. and known ~ No. ISIS Delaware ave-
nue.. having front on said avenue Of Is feet
of Us feet.
The above properties are all well built and
kttendsncs VIII be siyen and terms made
known at the time and place Aforesaid by
ANNA LARkIN, Executrlx,
o2b-eodu orb by W.T.. Lyn am. her attorney